The Venus BirdA Poem by David Lewis PagetWhat does she want, the Venus Bird, Tip of the tyrant’s tongue,
Beat of the heart that barely stirs
Sip of the song, unsung,
Soul of the loved, unwanted one.
Where does she go, the Venus Bird
Drifts in a cobweb sigh,
Settles in silks and velvet dreams
The spark of a lover’s eye,
Or waits for the mood to pass her by.
What does she do, the Venus Bird,
Cry at the morning tide,
Wave to her love at the open door,
Such emptiness inside,
The Venus Bird once more denied.
David Lewis Paget
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Added on February 21, 2008 Last Updated on June 26, 2012 Author
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